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by Posibyte 9y ago
Can you elaborate on that, datatan? I'm not saying lawless is necessarily correct, but from the confidence of your statement, it sounds like you have data to show otherwise. Would you mind sharing that? I feel it would make a good talk
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by Posibyte 9y ago
This is the main reason I highly considered turning off updates as well. Twice in the last year I've had to go on-call for work to fix a critical issue some point in the late evening for Windows 10 to close all my programs, progress un
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by Posibyte 9y ago
Right, but in this case, when there isn't a crime. When they're looking for evidence to charge you with or use as a reason to deport or something in that area. In that case, can that be construed as Obstruction of Justice?
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by Posibyte 9y ago
Can you be charged with obstruction of justice if you haven't been charged or served a warrant? i.e. just being suspect doesn't put you in line of perjury charges in this case. I'm not a lawyer, but that was my interpretation
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by Posibyte 9y ago
We keep our ID blacklist in something like Redis. For how rarely we need to add clients to it, the switch to simple-state JWTs has made noticeable improvements to the speed of our API, especially during higher usage times where our Postgres
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by Posibyte 9y ago
Can you explain why you think that? I would imagine using two rather popular systems in a somewhat common combination would be a boon to maintainability and set up, if at least for the large pool of developers and online resources already a
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by Posibyte 9y ago
I don't have a question, but I did want to thank you so much for this service. For our usage, which involves lots of disparate services sitting in all sorts of places, it makes it quick and painless to shuffle around our graph of conne
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by Posibyte 10y ago
I absolutely adore this. This reminds me of the old AS400 greenscreens I used to work on. Clean, fast, and everything within finger's reach. Can't wait to get home and play with this a bit.
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by Posibyte 10y ago
I would really like to see this as well. Linux in general is a system I love to use but there's a ton of tedium involved in getting it set up in just the right way that it doesn't make my head throb. This isn't necessarily a
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by Posibyte 10y ago
Disclaimer: I work for this company, however my comments and opinions are my own. I used Launch by Legalshield[0]. It's like the LegalZoom option, but they do provide legal counsel. After you signup, the member lawyer of your region ca
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by Posibyte 10y ago
I'll second these sentiments. In college, I caught her build log of the original Game Grrl. Seeing her take commodity objects and clone systems and turning it into a lovely end product was my spark to get into the world of hardware. He
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by Posibyte 10y ago
I have such immense respect for the kind of people that made GOAL. From the powerpoint, it states that it was made by one developer over a year-ish, and solely supported it through the development of Jak and Daxter. It's the kind of co
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by Posibyte 10y ago
I don't think that's true. Originally, Tuesday was chosen because farmers needed a day to get to the county seat, a day to vote, and a day to get back, without interfering with the three days of worship, or Wednesday, which was co
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by Posibyte 10y ago
I noticed it's phoning home to Google to do tracking. Is there a way to opt out of that?
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by Posibyte 10y ago
For the company I work in the daytime for and the company I moonlight for, this has been the case in both situations. The looming nature of legacy code, especially with prohibitively work-expensive policies lead to much more than bad progra
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by Posibyte 10y ago
Can you explain your reasonings as to why you believe this? Also, can you explain how this perceived risk didn't apply to other products such as MongoDB?
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by Posibyte 10y ago
I read in the article that truffles are outside of the domain of human ability to control its growth. > Truffles are the world’s most expensive food because they resist all our efforts to control them. They cannot be mass produced or
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by Posibyte 10y ago
Inside the front cover of my journals, I have written "You wouldn't worry so much about what others think of you if you realized how seldom they do." I snatched that from GoodQuotes. I'm no poet, but I feel like it carri
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by Posibyte 10y ago
Other's have said this before, so I'm not the first one to this party, but there is an annoying lack of front-facing information presented when you visit the home page. If somebody passed me a link directly to BugVM's website
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by Posibyte 11y ago
I'd love one. Keybase has always been a fascinating service to me. m {at} sftw.ninja
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by Posibyte 13y ago
APL was one of those languages they shown us in college to be "A terrible thing, so be grateful for new languages like C." Looking at APL here, it actually looks really interesting.
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by Posibyte 13y ago
I'd really like to know what the answer would be, so I thought I'd do the math. So, anybody please correct me, but my math comes up to something like 3.4x10^21 times the age of the universe given the rate above.
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by Posibyte 13y ago
I believe they have one: http://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/clojure/
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by Posibyte 13y ago
Here's a discussion from a few hours earlier on the subject: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6305807
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by Posibyte 13y ago
I find it kind of disturbing how much effect it had on overall traffic. It makes me think, "What if Google did just drop off the face of the Earth?" How much of an effect would it have globally? ...Or am I just reading too far int
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by Posibyte 13y ago
I use Mint because I feel I have the access to the wide repositories that Ubuntu provides, including easy access to third-party software like Google Chrome, but I avoid a lot of problems I have with Ubuntu. Ubuntu tends to barf on my grub i
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by Posibyte 13y ago
There's a sample output on their page [1] which is very clean. [1]: http://macaw.co/peek/sample/
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by Posibyte 13y ago
Yes, aren't the forums run by a user named "Ubuntugeek" or something of the sort?
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by Posibyte 13y ago
I don't personally believe this discrimination exists on the scale that it is touted. I think it starts much earlier. As far back as college, women were more interested in Nursing, Acting, Business, English, Philosophy, etc., but rarely wou
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by Posibyte 13y ago
It's smothering the candle with a firehose. It's a very destructive solution for which avenues have been paved before-hand to solve such problems. Did it work? Yes. To fix one small problem (malfunctioning WiFi) he rendered himself incapabl

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